The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-07-09

ed his Sunday School class at his
house on Cd. st. on the Fourth in
grand picnic style.
Il. N. Lambert, of Gore, was ar
rested at that place on Wednesday
and taken to jackson county on
charge of bastardy.
Mr.. L. b. Comfy, of the
Motherwell Iron & Steel Co., re-
turned Tuesday from business
trip through the south.
Misses Ida and Kitty Rippey,
of Lancaster, Fannie Turner, of
Cincinnati and Master Gena Grier
were in Logan Saturday.
Miss Maggie Rarick and her
brother John, and Miss Emma Full
Ter, of GAINESVILLE, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Weiland this week.
"A. M. Brown, young School
teacher of Marion Up, wants to be
the Republican Candidate for Re
preventative in this county "Barkis
is willin."
Miss Victoria Kessler, one of
New Lexington's most charming
and accomplished ladies, spent the
Fourth in the city the guest of Miss
Anna Schwarz.
-G. w. Brehm has procured a
pension of $12. per month for old
man Skiver of Starr Tp., as depend
cnt father of Lorenzo Skiver who
died in the service.
Invitations are out for the mar
riage of Miss Frances Wright, of
Congress street, to Mr.. Albert Leon
ard, of Logan, Wednesday evening
July 13.-AthenS Herald.
Logan has one of the best bands
in the country. The boys are all
first-class musicians. Those want
ing to engage the services of a
good band should correspond with
them.
William Armstrong, one of the
old respected citizens of Perry Tp.,
an ex-Commissioner of the county,
and sterling Democrat was in
town on the 18th, and while here
made the DEMOCRAT a pleasant
visit.
JAS. Snyder, of Creola, accident
ly shot himself in the left arm
while in his room at the Depot Ho-
tel on Wednesday night. The ball
lodged against the bone but was re-
moved and the wound is not
thought to be dangerous.
Harry, son of John Vail had
the middle and ring fingers of his
right hand badly crushed yester-
day in the cogs of Il derrick which
is set up at the Grange store. DR..
Campbell dressed the wound and
hopes to be able to save the wound
ed fingers.
We some weeks ago called the
attention of the authorities to a
loud, oderous, nuisance, Immediate
ly south of our office, but the thing
is still permitted to exist to the
disgust of all passers and the shame
of the city. If nothing but q cy-
clone will rid us of the disease
breeder, we will try to elevate the
atmosphere.
We are authorized to an
nounce that on Tuesday, July II,
1887, the G. II. & Il. Ry. will run a
cheap excursion to the Soldiers
Home at Dayton. This is one of
the grandest places in the State for
an excursion, and the very low
rates for this excursion should Sc
cure large crowd. The train will
leave Logan at 7:15 a. m. Rate for
the round trip only $1.75. Tickets
good returning either on same day,
or on regular trains of July 13.
-On Monday evening during a
violent thunder storm, the new
barn on the farm of A. Mckinney
one mile east of town was struck
by lightning and with it's contents
was entirely destroyed. The barn
at the time contained about IS bu
of old wheat, $50 bu. of oats, u con-
siderable quantity of smoked hams
and bacon, combined reaper and
mower, a lot of harness and other
farm implements. A spring and q
farm wagon are all that were saved.
The loss on the building and goods
will aggregate about y 1900. No in.
surance.
The band celebration was a
grand success in regard to the com.
plete carrying out of their eXten.
sive programme, and while they